Mohammad Asif 9 Wickets 🔥 | 9/107 vs New Zealand | 2nd Test Wellington 2009 | Swing Masterclass

In the 2nd Test between New Zealand and Pakistan at Wellington (Dec 3-7, 2009) during the Pakistan tour of New Zealand, Mohammad Asif delivered a brilliant bowling performance that played a crucial role in Pakistan’s victory.

In the first innings, Asif exploited the seam-friendly conditions masterfully, showcasing his superb control and swing bowling. He picked up 4 wickets for 40 runs, troubling the New Zealand batters with his precise line and subtle movement off the pitch.

In the second innings, Asif continued his dominance, taking 5 wickets for 67 runs, completing a well-deserved 9-wicket haul in the match. His ability to move the ball both ways and maintain relentless pressure kept New Zealand’s batters in check and was instrumental in Pakistan’s 141-run win.

Asif’s performance was a fine example of classical fast-medium bowling, earning praise for his skill, discipline, and match-winning impact.

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